A new video of the ICE shooting in Minneapolis posted by the Department of Homeland Security on social media shows Renee Nicole Good positioned sideways on the road minutes before she was shot to death by a federal agent on Wednesday.

The video, which appears to have been shot from the second story of a home on Portland Avenue, shows that Good's maroon Honda Pilot was parked about 100 feet up from where ICE agents were conducting an enforcement operation.

Throughout most of the video, a car could be heard honking over and over again. It is unclear if Good was the one doing this. 

DHS characterized this footage as new evidence showing that Good 'was STALKING and IMPEDING a law enforcement operation over the course of the morning.'

'The media continues to fail the American people in their reporting on the events in Minneapolis,' the agency said in the post. 'The evidence speaks for itself. The legacy media has lost the trust of the American people.'

Like the videos that first came out on social media, Good could be seen waving other cars past her.

At least five vehicles being driven by civilians passed her before the gray pickup truck with ICE agents inside rolled up to her and turned on its sirens.

Near the end of the video, the agents could be seen encircling her vehicle as other, on-the-ground angles of the event showed.

The video posted by DHS is the latest instance of the federal government explicitly concluding that Good's shooting was justified at least part because she was a so-called agitator.

In a new video posted by the Department of Homeland Security, Renee Good is seen parked sideways on Portland Avenue minutes before she was eventually shot

These ICE agents were conducting an enforcement operation about 100 feet down the road from where she was parked

Good, 37, allowed five cars to pass her before a gray pickup truck being driven by ICE agents stopped in front of her and turned on their sirens

The new video comes after a conservative news outlet, Alpha News, released cellphone footage from the perspective of the agent who shot Good, who was later identified as Jonathan Ross.

The video shows him getting out of his vehicle and approaching Good's SUV, which was sideways and partially blocking the street.

He then walks around the SUV, and like in the other videos posted to social media, it's clear that Good initially went in reverse. As the car moves forward, the cellphone camera points up toward the sky as three shots are heard.